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Toolkit/optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor
optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor
Also known as: fluorescein-binding SynNotch, optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch
Taxonomy: Mechanism Branch / Architecture. Workflows sit above the mechanism and technique branches rather than replacing them.
Summary
Using an optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor, we describe ways to chemically control SynNotch signaling...
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Published Workflows
Objective: Engineer and apply fluorescein-based adaptor strategies to control SynNotch signaling and downstream gene expression in mammalian cells using chemical, spatial, and matrix-based extracellular cues.
Why it works: The workflow uses a fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor together with different fluorescein-based adaptor formats so that the same receptor platform can be triggered by chemically activated, photo-uncaged, or ECM-associated inputs.
SynNotch activation by fluorescein-based ligandsbio-orthogonal chemical ligation-mediated controlphoto-uncaging-mediated spatial activationECM-folding-state-dependent activation through collagen-based networksadaptor-based receptor regulationbio-orthogonal chemical ligationphoto-patterned uncagingECM-binding peptide conjugation
Taxonomy & Function
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Mechanism Branch
Architecture: A composed arrangement of multiple parts that instantiates one or more mechanisms.
Mechanisms
adaptor-mediated ligand recognitionextracellular matrix state-dependent regulationphotouncagingsynnotch receptor activationTechniques
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Target processes
signalingtranscriptionInput: Chemical
Validation
Cell-freeBacteriaMammalianMouseHumanTherapeuticIndep. Replication
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Ranked Claims
These fluorescein-based SynNotch tools were applied to activate dose-dependent gene expression responses and induce myogenic-like phenotypes in multipotent fibroblasts with spatiotemporal and microenvironmental control.
An optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor enables chemical control of SynNotch signaling.
Fluorescein-conjugated ECM-binding peptides can regulate SynNotch activity according to the folding state of collagen-based ECM networks.
Photo-patterned uncaging of an o-nitrobenzyl-caged fluorescein conjugate provides spatially controllable regulation of SynNotch signaling.
The paper introduces an adaptor-based strategy that regulates SynNotch activity using fluorescein isomers and analogs.
The optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch is presented as a versatile tool for regulating transcriptional responses to ligands based on the clinically approved fluorescein dye.
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Using an optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor, we describe ways to chemically control SynNotch signaling...
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application demosupports
These fluorescein-based SynNotch tools were applied to activate dose-dependent gene expression responses and induce myogenic-like phenotypes in multipotent fibroblasts with spatiotemporal and microenvironmental control.
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tool capabilitysupports
An optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch receptor enables chemical control of SynNotch signaling.
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tool summarysupports
The optimized fluorescein-binding SynNotch is presented as a versatile tool for regulating transcriptional responses to ligands based on the clinically approved fluorescein dye.
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